Acquisition engine

This page is not a standalone feature note: it explains how Acquisition engine connects to search, qualification, activation and follow-up inside Reakly. Reakly centralizes search, ICP qualification, enrichment and signals to create prospect lists that are ready to activate.

LinkedIn search: Launch searches from LinkedIn Classic, Sales Navigator, your connections or profiles engaging with your market. Multiple targets: Work several segments, offers and markets in parallel without mixing criteria or losing targeting logic. ICP qualification (filters): Filter by title, industry, company size, location, keywords and business criteria to keep profiles that look like your best customers. Enrichment: AI pulls the useful context: role, company, recent activity, outreach angle and missing details. Your team no longer starts from an empty record. Signals built into acquisition: Reakly does more than fill a list: it detects prospects already showing interest or good timing. Lists ready for CRM or campaigns: Create clean lists by segment, source, offer or priority, then send them to your campaigns or prospecting CRM.

The practical goal is to reduce manual work while keeping control of prospect quality, message context and next actions. What is the Reakly acquisition engine? It is the set of workflows that find, filter, enrich and organize prospects before commercial activation. Can I import my own lists? Yes. You can import LinkedIn URLs, CSV files or your network, then let Reakly clean and enrich the profiles. How does Reakly avoid duplicates? The platform compares profiles, URLs, emails and available data to avoid creating multiple records for the same prospect. Can I create several ICPs? Yes. You can adapt qualification criteria by offer, segment or market.

Before increasing volume, teams should validate three things: the target segment is narrow enough, the data used for personalization is reliable, and every reply has a clear owner. This is why Reakly treats Acquisition engine as part of an acquisition loop rather than an isolated screen. The feature helps teams move from a manual action to a repeatable process while preserving review steps, account context and commercial timing.